The stable channel has been updated to 64.0.3282.140 for Windows, Mac and Linux which will roll out over the coming days/weeks.

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This update includes 1 security fix found by our ongoing internal security work:

[808163] Various fixes from internal audits, fuzzing and other initiatives

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After upgrading to a stable 64 version of Chrome, the bottom row of fast-visited sites was missing. If you zoom out to 80%, the bottom row appears. On the screen of 15.6 inches the bottom row does not fit without scrolling, in 64 versions the scrolling was removed from the new page. Solve this problem by reducing the distance between the doodle and the search string, well as between the search bar and fast-access sites

@Unknown This happens if there's a release with security fixes after the stable channel is bumped up one version, but before the corresponding bump for the beta channel - which is exactly what happened here. Remember, Google staggers bumping the Chrome release channels - Stable +1 first, then Beta (usually 2-3 days, longer if important bugs hold things up) later, then Dev (same schedule, but relative to Beta).

@NYC1 Are images disabled in Content Settings? To check (and change the setting), go to the three dots menu, choose Settings, then expand the Advanced Settings widget, find Content Settings, then Images. There image display can be globally enabled/disabled and allowed/blocked per-site.

Same problem than NYC1.The parameters for "image display" are set to "Display all".Actually, since this update (64.0.3282.140) it has become impossible for us to view safety cams which use Flash plugin.And, incidentally, the scroll bars appeared in the page, like if there was a hidden control somewhere inside.That control does NOT exist.There is no error message or warning in development mode.These updates are infuriating, they are insufficiently tested, do not respect the "good practices", including prohibiting a step back to the correct version.It's worse and worse...If the problem is not solved before the week end, I'll go back to IE which has no problem.

@PHILIPPE CERVEAU and @NYC1: If you're still having image problems and changing Chrome's settings doesn't resolve things, you may have a misbehaving addon. To check for this, fire up an Incognito Mode Chrome window and test there - by default, all extensions are disabled in this mode.

Weird issue with running then subsequently printing reports from our SIS (Aspen) that shows artifacts in the pdf report. This was a new issue after this update. That same PDF opened via Adobe prints fine, that same PDF opened via Chrome is also fine. Issue only occurs after running report and immediately printing it right after. Don't have issue with any other browser and older versions of Chrome.